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Roger was so mad, he hopped out of his bed and threw open the window. I wish you'd carry Mom and Dad away, too! he shouted into the wind.What Roger didn't know was the four dastardly Wind brothers were just waiting to, Where the Four Winds blow
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Roger was so mad, he hopped out of his bed and threw open the window. "I wish you'd carry Mom and Dad away, too!" he shouted into the wind.
What Roger didn't know was the four dastardly Wind brothers were just waiting to kidnap his parents. Now it's time for him and his sister, Sally, to quit bickering and embark on a rescue mission.
Their unbelievable adventure takes them through a world so fantastically strange that Roger must unlearn everything he's read in books. And if he and Sally don't figure out how to get along, they'll never get Mom and Dad back ... especially if that purple goo keeps following them.
Award-winning artist and author Dan Yaccarino's first illustrated novel for children is a fun-filled, contemporary fable about the strength of family no matter how great the odds.
Upset that his busy parents ignore him, Roger wishes they would be blown away, but then he and his irritable sister must endure a fantastic journey in order to find them.
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Jedi Vm
reviewed Where the Four Winds blow on December 04, 2019 Where the Four Winds blow
Hippies officially rule.
Okay, so basically, I really loved this installment in the series even though it's not very "historical" like the other ones in the series. I thought this one wasn't going to be interesting because it was the latest historical date in the series, but I was wrong. It's one of my favorites. One: It felt like I was reading my diary. Two: Molly was so easy to follow. Three: The History was so easy to understand. Three: Molly's life was very much like mine; I could relate to her. Molly herself is very cool.
Patrick and Molly: I could relate to their brotherly/sisterly relationship. My brother and I like to joke around and laugh at the same things. We figure each other out secretly. We do have a lot of hard times, but we overcome them...like fast. I really thought my brother and I could relate.
Everything Molly would write in her diary, I would find myself writing too. I mean, it's like I was opening up my diary and reading it. I loved that about this book.
Even though there wasn't particularly(besides Jason) a love interest in the installment, I enjoyed it. I preferably enjoy the ones with the love interests even more, but if there's a Dear America diary where there isn't a love interest and I loved it, it certainly is a great. Do I make sense?
Mature, well-written, funny, enjoyable, and such a great read. Hippies rule. Peace out! ~Evelyn
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